The Basenji
The Basenji is an independent, curious breed which can make him difficult to train. The Basenji is also very active and one of the easiest breeds to groom.
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The Pekingese
Once considered royalty, the Pekingese can be a demanding little dog who needs to avoid hot temperatures and is adept at dog sports.
The Japanese Chin
Tiny, clever, and upbeat, the Japanese Chin is a family dog that needs attention, entertainment, and playtime from a variety of sources.
The Bouvier des Flandres
The large Bouvier des Flandres was built to work, driving cattle and pulling cars, but today makes an intelligent, energetic, happy-go-lucky family pet.
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Although the Staffordhire Bull Terrier is known by some as a bully breed because he doesn't like other dogs and cats, he loves people.
The Singapura
At 8 pounds full-grown, Singapura is one of the smallest domestic cat breeds in the world, but he is full of energy and curiosity and loves to play.
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi
Cardigan Welsh Corgis are fast, agile dogs in spite of their stubby legs, and they are great at sports, easy to train, and get along well with children.